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The Impossibility of Love: Three Films of Tapan Sinha

Gayatri Chatterjee explores three films by Tapan Sinha — Jhinder Bandi, Kshudhita Pashan and Jatugriha, examining how they portray love as an impossibility. It discusses...

Critique

Monica Kar on Aamar Boss Review: Hearts in the Right Place
A very visual film review! You had me hooked to my 'seat', 'watching' with you! Now waiting for this film to come on YT so I can watch it 'again'!
Deepali Chakraborty on Koi Chupke Se Aake: The Unspoken Melody of the Past
First of all let me congrats to my bade bhai ya ji .....excellent presentation Sirish da.
Saket Waghmode on Koi Chupke Se Aake: The Unspoken Melody of the Past
Brilliantly elucidated. These are movies and actors whose performances just cannot be replicated because at the very least, it needs both skill and ta...
NS Rajan on Yogesh: Mastering the Art of Simplicity
Monica ji. Thanks. Lyric writers such as Yogesh, Neeraj, Shailendra (and others) always strove to deliver more than they were asked to; they did not ...
Monica Kar on Yogesh: Mastering the Art of Simplicity
NS Rajan ji, this is a beautifully researched essay on one of our more sensitive lyricists. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and learnt a lot! "The pou...

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